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This Roku soundbar Black Friday deal brings a $50 price cut

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Why choose between a soundbar and a streaming box when you could have both with this Roku soundbar Black Friday deal? If you’ve been wanting to improve an older TV without shelling out for a whole new model, then a Roku Streambar is a quick and affordable way to both boost your TV’s sound and access streaming content. Right now, you can pick up a Roku Streambar at Best Buy for just $80, which is $50 off its usual price of $130. And don’t forget to check out all the other best Black Friday deals we’ve rounded up for you.

Today’s best Roku soundbar Black Friday deal

Roku Streambar Pro.
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Why buy:

  • Doubles as both a soundbar and a 4K streaming box
  • Compact size makes it easy to fit in tight spaces
  • Easy Roku setup
  • Bluetooth streaming from your phone

Sometimes, when it comes to home theater, less is more. If you have a limited amount of space, or if you’re looking for the most bang for your buck, then a device that pulls double duty can be a game-changer. That’s what Roku offers with its Streambar, which is both a soundbar and a streaming box in one. Hook the Roku Streambar up to your TV, and you’ll not only benefit from improved audio from your TV, you’ll also be able to access all of your favorite streaming services quickly and easily.

The Streambar is perfect for dorm rooms and those who want a quick, minimal setup. If you don’t want to be messing around with lots of wires and multiple different devices, then you’ll appreciate the easy Roku setup. Essentially, all you have to do is plug the Streambar into your TV and connect it to the internet, and you’ll be ready to go. You’ll be able to stream in 4K using the Roku platform.

As well as being easy to use, the Roku Streambar is a very affordable option — especially while it’s on sale. If you’ve been looking for a quick upgrade for your old TV, now’s your chance to snag a bargain.

When does this Roku soundbar Black Friday deal end?

This Streambar deal could end at any second. Best Buy has made no commitments to keeping this deal alive over the weekend, or even through all of Black Friday. Remember when we had to physically race through a store to get the last TV in stock? We don’t need to throw elbows anymore, but you still have to compete with everyone else thinking about getting a new streaming device. Best Buy might end the deal early, or they could completely run out of stock.

Our advice is to buy the Roku Streambar the second you decide you need it. It’s sure to be a popular item today, and if you wait too long you could lose your chance. Sure, they’ll come back in stock eventually, but not with a deal like this.

Should you shop this Roku soundbar Black Friday deal or wait until Cyber Monday?

With the deals coming thick and fast for Black Friday, you might be wondering when the best time to buy is. In the past, it has been the case that retailers offered their best deals for in-person shopping on Black Friday and kept their best deals for online shopping until Cyber Monday. However, that’s changed in recent years. Now, we typically see the same deals from Black Friday being recycled for Cyber Monday, and there aren’t many bigger discounts for waiting.

There’s also the danger that products will sell out on Black Friday, especially if they’re popular. So we recommend that if you see a deal you want, snap it up as soon as you can to avoid disappointment. And remember, you can always cancel your order or return your item if you do find a better price later.

Georgina Torbet
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